'As other have said, placing user data inside the Program Files folder tree is not in keeping with today's security policy, and can cause problems when trying to share a folder over the network.' Than

Thanks folks - a problem remains, having done the installation according to instructions I can not find a tc-recv.exe file, so can not launch the software. The T icon points to nothing, so where can t

I have only just found time to upgrade my T-systems software, using the CD from EUMETSAT. Two problems - and sorry if these have been discussed before - firstly one can not choose where to install the

Ferdinand - thanks. I'm still not convinced by the Met-8 image. Can you really differentiate snow from low cloud in - for example - the Bergen area where there is less high cloud, as you clearly can i

Just looking at 1030 HRV image for today (7th April): can anyone differentiate the snow and low cloud in and over Iceland and Norway? I can see the higher cloud in the basic HRV image but the snow and

You can see from an animation that the shift was very sudden. I reckon about 1345 - it looked as if there were two simultaneous images at that time - out of register with one another. That was probabl

Agree, Geof, go for the most processing you can afford! Robert --On 21 February 2005 20:29 +0000 John Thexton <john@...> wrote: Robert Moore 44 (0) 1352 714456

Ton - I found this very hard going to begin with. Basically you load two or three images into PaintshopPro. On each use 'Colours|Split channels|split to RGB This will give a red, green and blue layer

Receiving again, having had a dish with a much more robust mount installed - let's see what the wind can do to that. Robert --------------------- Robert Moore 44 (0) 1352 714456

John, Having lost all imagery until my dish can be re-aligned on Friday I have to be content with local earthquakes. Last night's in North Wales jolted my table sufficiently for me to go outside to se

Thanks Adrian - trouble is, my dish can only be mounted in one place to 'see' Meteosat-8 and this is high and awkwardly over the edge of the roof. So I need someone to come to fix it - not safe for me

No No Look OK but I notice a number of lost segments before loss of signal This turned the 'T' of Tellique from black on red to black on yellow. Look like I will have to get the TV man to come again (

Hello folks, I've just been away for two days. On my return I found the latest image was 0245 on 13th. Both symbols on my receiver PC are red (DVB Receiver and Tellique). Anyone any hints? Robert Robe

So which of you is going to write a piece about this for GEO5? Robert --On 05 February 2005 16:05 +0000 Mike Jupp <g1hwy@...> wrote: Professor Robert Moore Department of Sociology,Social Pol

Yes and the cloud in the centre is warmer and presumably lower. So we have a local swirl in the slightly higher cloud. But is it a significant weather feature or just a local curiosity - 'one of those

Have you tried an animation John? I only have the 0600 MSLP chart but that only shows a small low off SW Norway. Nothing much in Northern France (yet?) Robert --On 05 February 2005 11:18 +0000 John Pa

Agree John - and I'm registered and using FSD. But I was wondering if anyone in Europe was actually using the LRIT images from Meteosat-8 themselves. Robert --On 24 January 2005 17:48 -0500 geojohnt@a

The following is a comment on today's Channel clouds by my TORRO colleague Nigel Bolton: 'This cloud formation is the product of a convergence line that frequently develops across Channel waters durin

This is not of any great importance, but I hope of some interest. If you run an HRV false colour animation for the UK today you will see (at least) two bits of interesting cloud imagery: (1) over Scot

As a matter of interest do we know to what extent and why anyone is using the LRIT images? I think we're all agreed that with the availability of HRIT there's really no need for LRIT in our circle of